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Fast polygon mesh querying by example [PDF]
ACM SIGGRAPH 99 Conference abstracts and applications, 1999 The reusability of three-dimensional models has lead to a proliferation in the number and size of 3D object repositories. These typically store objects in the some polygon mesh file format and allow selection by means of categories and keywords. While keyword searches are useful in many circumstances, they suffer from the subjectivity, ambiguity and ...
James Scott, James Gain
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A psychological study of query by example
Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1975, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '75, 1975Many different query systems have been proposed. One way to partition extant and hypothetical query systems is on the basis of how English-like they are. One approach for an easy-to-use query system is to allow the user to state a question in natural English. The system may then disambiguate the possible interpretations of this question on the basis of
John C. Thomas, John D. Gould
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A Pictorial Query-By-Example Language
Journal of Visual Languages & Computing, 1995Abstract A symbolic image is an array representing a set of objects and a set of spatial relations among them. Symbolic images and related structures have been used in a number of applications including image databases, spatial reasoning, path planning and spatial pattern matching.
Timos Sellis, Dimitris Papadias
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Query-by-example surgical activity detection
International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery, 2016Easy acquisition of surgical data opens many opportunities to automate skill evaluation and teaching. Current technology to search tool motion data for surgical activity segments of interest is limited by the need for manual pre-processing, which can be prohibitive at scale.
Yixin Gao +5 more
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Query by Example for Cross-Lingual Event Retrieval [PDF]
Proceedings of the 43rd International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, 2020 We propose a Query by Example (QBE) setting for cross-lingual event retrieval. In this setting, a user describes a query event using example sentences in one language, and a retrieval system returns a ranked list of sentences that describe the query event, but from a corpus in a different language.
Sheikh Muhammad Sarwar, James Allan
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, 1990 In diesem Kapitel lernen Sie die Abfragesprache Query By Example kennen. Es zeigt, wie Sie Daten nach verschiedenen Kriterien auswahlen, mit Datenbankfeldern rechnen und die Daten statistisch auswerten konnen. Zudem lernen Sie, mehrere Datenbankdateien miteinander zu verknupfen und abzufragen.
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Enterprise Information Systems, 2010
We introduce code query by example for customisation of evolvable software products in general and of enterprise resource planning systems (ERPs) in particular. The concept is based on an initial empirical study on practices around ERP systems. We motivate our design choices based on those empirical results, and we show how the proposed solution helps ...
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We introduce code query by example for customisation of evolvable software products in general and of enterprise resource planning systems (ERPs) in particular. The concept is based on an initial empirical study on practices around ERP systems. We motivate our design choices based on those empirical results, and we show how the proposed solution helps ...
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Proceedings of the June 7-10, 1976, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '76, 1976 Query-by-Example is a high level non-procedural data base language which provides the end user with a simplified unified interface for querying, updating, defining, and maintaining, the data base, as well as imbedding various integrity and authority constraints.
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Music Recognition Algorithms Using Queries by Example [PDF]
2018 Joint Conference - Acoustics, 2018 With the appearance of audio databases novel information retrieval methods are required. A natural way of searching in a musical audio database is by humming or whistling the tune of a song as a query, which is the so-called “query by humming”. In this study five different techniques for effective and efficient querying by humming are described and ...
Piotr Bobinski +2 more
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Query by example for nested tables
1998QBEN, a Query By Example language for Nested tables, is described. QBEN is user-friendly and allows for the easy formulation of complex queries. At the same time, optimization techniques can be incorporated that enable the global optimization of a series of queries. QBEN is addressed both to non-experts and experts.
Nikos A. Lorentzos +1 more
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